Davis Vaughan
Davis Vaughan
I think the removal of that white space happens right here? https://github.com/r-lib/desc/blob/daece0e5816e17a461969489bfdda2d50b4f5fe5/R/description.R#L809
Max has requested a name more like `check-no-suggests.yaml`. I don't have strong feelings either way
It looks like there are two versions of `strerror_r()`, one that returns an `int` and one that returns a `char*` depending on how compliant the system is https://linux.die.net/man/3/strerror_r ``` int...
Yes I think so!
Oooh I had an idea for this too yesterday. It does use the lazy grouping feature of dplyr, but would require a new data frame subclass. I'm not quite convinced...
Another option is a dplyr verb `slide-arize()` that would internally alter the virtual groups. This would mean there is no need for a subclass, which I'm all for. I'm sure...
Calendarise self-defined date-times (e.g. business days and time) and respect structural missingness
I've also got some work done on exporting a subset of `QuantLib` that handles calendar dates and holidays. It's not done yet, and also doesn't really handle intraday systems yet,...
Calendarise self-defined date-times (e.g. business days and time) and respect structural missingness
On one hand, I'd like to modify the quantlib source directly to make the internal adjustments to allow for setting times within a day that are not allowed (like trading...
Calendarise self-defined date-times (e.g. business days and time) and respect structural missingness
Does it make much sense to vectorize both `dates` and `n` in `cal_advance()`? How would this behave? `cal_advance(Sys.Date() + 1:2, n = c(1, 2) )` For `seq()`, I think we...
@maelle this isn't in a GHA workflow, I was building the site locally I think my main point is that if part of the point of `find_template_config()` is to ensure...